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Heather Walrond, Artistic Director
Heather grew up in Devon and went on to complete the apprenticeship with Springs Dance Company in 2011 with the opportunity to also train with Ad Deum Dance Company in Texas. She then went on to train at Northern School of Contemporary Dance, graduating with a First Class Honours degree in July 2014.
She has worked with choreographers including Balbir Singh, Claire Summers, Jane Castree, Gary Clarke, Charles Linehan, Charlotte Spencer, Corey Baker, Angus Balbernie and Sharon Watson.
Since graduating, Heather was invited to perform, choreograph and teach with 'Vou Dance Company' in Fiji for 4 months, touring around the Fiji Islands and New Zealand.
She then returned to Devon, performing and teaching consistently with Spindrift Dance Collective and Jane Castree Dance Collaborations as well as founding 'Ivybridge Dance Academy'. She joined Exim Dance Company as company dancer in August 2015 and is now Assosiate Lecturer for Plymouth University.
Akeim Buck, Company Dancer
Akeim began formal training at the age of 16 at Leeds City College (Park Lane Campus). Where he studied A level dance and BTECH in Perforing Arts. He was advised by his tutor to audition for vocational training and
was granted a place on the Foundation course at The Northern School of Contemporary Dance where he went on to do the BA Hon in Contemporary Dance. Akeim spent his time at school developing as a multi-skilled artist, as he kept practising as a vocal artist, finding ways to connect his movement with his vocal expression. Akeim is one half of a collaborative duo Snakebox, which he co-founded with friend and fellow graduate Otis Jones. He graduated from Northern School of Contemporary Dance with a First Class degree in 2014. He went on to work for companies including balletLORENT, Jammal Burkmar, Balbir Singh Dance and Ciemulator Dance Company.
Kayleigh Crook, Company Dancer
Kay Crook completed a First Class BA Hons in Dance at The University of Chichester, receiving the Lea Anderson Award for Choreographic Excellence. In 2011 she completed an MA Dance Performance (Map Dance), receiving the Valerie Briginshaw prize for Academic Excellence. Kay toured the UK with work by Lost Dog, Darren Ellis, Gregory Maqoma and Batsheva Dance. In 2012 Kay travelled to Bangalore, India, to commence a residency at Attakkalari Centre for Movement Arts, teaching the Professional Dance Diploma, and working with the Internationally acclaimed Attakkalari Repertory Company.
Kay is now in her fourth year of working as a freelance dancer between India and UK, collaborating with local artists and companies, Attakkalari, Lshva, Gati Dance, Kha Foundation and Navaneetham Cultural Trust. Kay is regularly commissioned to work across India for performances and choreographic residencies, in Hyderabad, Kerala, Pune, Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore. During this time Kay has set up Chhaya Collective, a contemporary dance collective, working to establish relationships between artists in UK and India through cross-artform, cross-culture collaborative practice. In 2013 Chhaya Collective were funded by Asian Arts Agency UK and Exeter Phoenix Theatre to develop and tour duet, 'Antara', with company dancer Ajeesh Balakrishnan. Last year Chhaya Collective began developing duet, 'Falling Light in Liminal Spaces', in collaboration with local Indian artists, touring venues across Southern India, including Kerala's National Theatre. From Autumn '15 Chhaya Collective will be touring and workshopping a new adaptation of 'Falling Light' at platforms in UK, India and Europe, with the first sharing taking place this month at the International Dance Theatre Festival in Lisbon, Portugal.
Website: http://www.chhayacollective.com
Christopher Radford, Company Dancer
Chris started his training with Ace Dance and Music and went on to train at Northern School of Contemporary Dance. He has worked with Rosie Kay Dance Company, Ace Dance and Music, Corey Baker Dance and Scottish Dance Theatre
Lewis Bramble, Company Dancer
Lewis graduated from The Northern School of Contemporary Dance in 2013. He then went on to complete a postgraduate diploma with Verve in 2014. He has worked with choreographers including Ben Duke, Gemma Nixon + Jonathan Goddard, Lea Anderson and Jammal Burkmar. They They learnt four different pieces and was able to tour the works national and internationally.
He also trained prior to this for years in various styles of hip-hop such as popping and locking. Also got to travel to Mumbai, India to be a dancer in one of Bollywood's big dance films. Inspired by both Hip-Hop and ideas from contemporary technique, Lewis would eventually like to start his own company and look at successfully fusing two completely different styles and what could come from this.


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Longmont police suspect a 15-year-old boy stabbed his 17-year-old brother while the two argued Sunday evening outside Faith Baptist Church, 833 15th Ave.
No linky to swill but trust me this kid got the shit stabbed out of him real good but he go live and some rejoice in that. Me I just shake my head in disgust.
Congregants poured into the parking lot after the incident, with several praying
4/16/17This is Bistek al la Mexicana a common dish found many places. There are several places I get this some better than others but all real decent! Kind of a tomato based sauce with generally pretty tender pieces of beef and a fair amount of it. The rice is pretty generic but the frijoles can be something else. This also includes as many fresh made in front of you tortillas you want and brought to you with a smile. Something like this costs around 50-60 pesos or $3. The squeezed as you watch orange juice is 20 and brings the price up a bit but worth it. Nothing in the States I've ever had compares to this not even close plus it'll cost 7-10 smacks. I don't know what I'm going to eat when I return. It will be an adjustment as I do this so much that is go into Puerto Vallarta on the south side and have me a excellent lunch with "real" Mexican food not the slop I get back there. I do not plan on eating out much at all only at maybe three select places. Pricey yes but worth it because it's so good. I threw away so much money last summer eating way overpriced shitty food. Several times the food got thrown away as well. The whole of Mexico is an eating machine I tell you. I'm gonna miss this.
I feel good and and think the higher temps and humidity contributes to that. It's the same every time. After a month or two you realize and say " Hey I feel pretty damn good!"
Just as important I believe the food made fresh with wholesome fresh ingredients as well contributes to that. Get off the bus in town the food smells everywhere make me hungry just like that.
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26 Jul The 3 Kinds of Websites
The benefits of an effective website are best outlined after mentioning there are essentially 3 kinds of websites:
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TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - June 26, 2017) - SaveMyChairs has launched an innovative platform and mobile app that will change the future of the pool experience at resorts around the world. Launched today at the world's largest technology show for the hospitality industry – HITEC 2017 – SaveMyChairs will be getting a lot of attention from the industry this week for solving a universal problem that has troubled hoteliers for years.
SaveMyChairs is a global online reservation and payment system that allows guests to reserve their pool chairs in advance exactly "where they want and when they want" with the tap of a button.
"There's nothing worse than waking up early on your vacation to rush to save pool chairs only to see that the crowd has already beaten you there," said Bliss Baker, Co-founder of the company. "We have all experienced this frustrating situation, so we decided to do something about it. We have a passion for transformation so we created an automated, simple, convenient app that will eliminate the stress of having to wake up early on your vacation," added Mr. Baker.
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Resorts have struggled to manage their pool decks given the lack of tools and connectivity with guests. SaveMyChairs now provides our Resort Partners a new toolkit – The Pool Experience Manager (PXM) – to assist in managing their pool decks, chair inventory and reservations, which will increase guest recognition and enhance the pool experience.
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I tried to post this last night..I really did. But WP was being a pain, so here we are today! I'm supposed to be getting together with Kerry today, but I haven't heard from her yet. Shane has an eye doctor appointment this afternoon – I'm hoping I can get his new glasses in before he has to leave for his Daddy's (he leaves on the 30th) & Nick was going to try to go out to DC on the 30th to see about housing. I'm wondering if he should wait until after Justin has his appointment with his orthopedic specialist on the 1st. We move is just over a month. EEKKK It's starting to sink in. We have got to clean out the basement. We're losing that space when we move. I have no idea where the pool table is going. I highly doubt Shane's going to let us get rid of it. lol Seriously, all 3 of the boys all 4 of the boys (oh yeah, Nick included) needs to go thru their stuff & get rid of a bunch. I know I need to clean out some stuff, too. But I've been weeding out a little bit here & a little bit there. There's stuff they haven't seen in 4 years! lol OK, off that rant.
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Automotive dealerships must have a system that can host a variety of applications and equipment that ensures accurate sales, pricing, communications, vending, PCI compliance, security and confidentiality of data.
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It is a bittersweet moment when something is finally done. However, I will be continually updating the HUMV blog for many moons. The blog is always evolving and will grow in time just as I do. Click here to go to the HUMV blog. (Notice the guy in the Sarah Palin t-shirt)
Archive for December, 2009
14 Dec
Link to the HUMV blog
12 Dec
Punch out 2.0
Have you ever wondered if you could beat up your friend in a real fight? Well thanks to googlefight, you can now have a battle on whose name has the most entries on Google. All you have to do is enter two different searches. These can be either names or inanimate objects. It doesn't matter. Then there is a stick figure battle. After the battle, the results are displayed and the winner is announced. It is good for wasting 10 minutes if you are bored. Have fun and good luck in all your battles!
12 Dec
To my hero Mark Baydek
7 Dec
Project nearing completion
Here is the slideshare presentation for my project.
7 Dec
My Television Needs to Stop Ringing
Media convergence seems to be everywhere now for better or worse. I have been a Comcast customer for two years with mixed results. Recently, Comcast has offered an amazing new experience that was described in the article for the week. That is when the telephone rings it shows up on the TV screen with the caller's name and number. I may be different from everyone else in the world but I don't give out my home phone number to anyone. I never use it. The only reason I even have one is because I can get a discount for being a "Triple Play" member. So the only people who call me are telemarketers and people who want money for charity. The two options that show up on the screen are snooze and exit. Neither one of these hangs up the phone! This means I have to get off the couch, walk up to the phone, tell the person no thanks, hang up the phone and sit back on the couch. If you give your number out to people this service may be invaluable but for me it is a reminder that seven rings on the phone is annoying.
Like I said before, the only reason I even have a home phone is to get a discounted rate for the other services. It is nice to only pay one bill once a month and be done with it. My parents are a good example of people who benefit from bundling. They used to pay a separate bill for TV, home phone with long distance and an ISP for dial-up Internet. This was not even three years ago! Well the bill went from around $155 to $95 a month for switching. They also got more channels, faster Internet and free long distance phone calls.
The article did a surprisingly good job at predicting the future. In America, companies are fighting for customers using bundling as their main weapon. The prices keep going down and the services get better (faster Internet and more channels). My TV does ring but I wish it would stop or at least have the ability to hang up. Now it seems that the next big thing is the dominance over the smart phones. Every day on TV Verizon and AT&T are showing maps and claiming they have better service for 3G. I don't have a smart phone yet but I feel that in a few years it will become inevitable. If Comcast joined the cell phone market and offered a discount for bundling, I would be there in a heart beat. For now I will just wait with my aging Gravity phone until smart phones become cheaper.
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5 Dec
Battle of the Ah-lain-ah's
Entry to the competition
For my last subject matter post I will revisit the battle royale theme that was started way back in October. This time there are only two contestants. They are Alana Garcia and Alayna Lim. When spoken they both sound like Ah-lain-ah but they are quite different. I will look at both subject matter posts and decide who is having the better December for blog dominance.
Alana Garcia blogged about Tiger Woods. The post was on a topic that didn't really interest me because it was beaten to death over the whole week on radio, TV and in print. It was relevant to this weeks news cycle which earns one point for being current (tip #3). The writing was good but the link at the bottom was better. Having the link there was a good use of source material which gets two points (tip #10). The original reason why I was interested in reading this post was the title. Using cheatah instead of Tiger gets five points for originality and being catchy (using title effectively). Having a picture of Tiger/cheatah Woods under the title let the reader know who this post was about even if the name didn't ring a bell. For the use of an image one extra point will be rewarded (tip #5).
Alayna Lim wrote about copyright infringement in England. It is a topic that is getting more interest among people who make laws (apparently more so in the U.K.). The use of a skull-and-crossbones symbol at the bottom of the post was a great use of imagery and gets one point (tip #5). Underneath the image was a credit for where the photo was from. This gets four bonus points for not infringing on a copyright (tip #5). The red font stood out to me from the beginning. Everything else was black but the quote from the article was red; the color of pain and agony. Using a quote in the post nets three points (tip #4). The post was short and to the point. Two points are awarded for quickly relaying information (tip #8).
It was a close battle and the score came down to a singly point. Both did an excellent subject matter post and should be applauded for their efforts…(short pause for applause break). Now to the scorecards. Alana scored nine points in the battle and had a decent shot of winning. However with ten points which was aided by a credited photo, Alayna wins the battle and gets the crown Top Ah-lain-ah of December!


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Many people familiar with acupuncture recognize that it is an effective treatment for many pain conditions and physical ailments affecting the body. Yet, acupuncture is just as effective at treating mental and emotional conditions as well, such as stress, anxiety and depression.
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We are most vulnerable to colds and influenza during the long winter, Many people suffer not only from the respiratory symptoms of cold and flu, but can also fall victim to various complications of these diseases, some of which can be serious.


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Don't think about elephants!
Words have power. They evoke imagery which evokes emotion which creates the story of who we are and how we arrived at this moment.
Every disease process has a story, a struggle, a deficiency and
an excess. Sometimes telling this story is what helps unravel the details and take it apart. Rarely does ignoring the story do any good. Often, transforming the story, intending the symbology and setting free the emotions can move the story
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Classical Chinese medicine utilizes the metaphor, "I am in the universe, and the universe is within me." Working with the notion of the microcosm, if you are all that there is, and your
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Antiphon, as another man gets pleasure from a good horse, or a dog, or a bird, I get even more pleasure from good friends. And if I have something good, I teach it to them, and I introduce them to others who will be useful to them with respect to virtue. And together with my friends I go through the treasures of wise men of old which they left behind written in books, and we peruse them. If we see something good, we pick it out and hold it to be a great profit, if we are able to prove useful to one another.
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A Washington State Patrol report indicates speed was the cause of a deadly crash late Friday on Interstate 405 near the interchange with Interstate 5 in Tukwila.
A 35-year-old Kent man driving a 2000 Ford Explorer died at the scene. His identity was not released pending notification of his family by the medical examiner.
The crash happened just after 9 p.m. in the southbound lanes of I-405. The Explorer was speeding and hit the rear bumper of a 2013 Toyota Camry. The Explorer rolled and hit the jersey barrier separating the northbound and southbound lanes.
The Explorer came to a rest in the HOV lane. The Camry came to a rest on the right shoulder.
A 35-year-old Buckley woman in the Explorer was injured and taken to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.
Another passenger in the Explorer, a 35-year-old Seattle man, was not injured.
No one was wearing their seat belts in the Explorer, according to the State Patrol.
The person in the Camry, a 38-year-old Seattle man, was wearing his seat belt and wasn't injured. His car was towed from the scene.
Three lanes of the freeway were closed for three hours while troopers investigated.
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Now, a 15-minute test for cancer, multiple sclerosis diagnosisOctober 2nd, 2008 - 2:23 pm ICT by ANI
Washington, Oct 1 (ANI): Testing for diseases including cancer and multiple sclerosis could soon take 15 minutes and would be as simple as using a pregnancy test kit, say scientists.
The team led by scientists at the University of Leeds have developed a hand-held device that can test for serious diseases from a tiny blood or urine sample in just 15 minutes.
The biosensor technology uses antibodies to detect biomarkers, which are molecules in the human body and are often a marker for disease. Thus, the biomarkers make the technology much faster than current testing methods.
The technology could be used in doctors" surgeries for more accurate referral to consultants, and in hospitals for rapid diagnosis.
Tests have shown that the biosensors can detect a wide range of analytes (substances being measured), including biomarkers present in prostate and ovarian cancer, stroke, multiple sclerosis, heart disease and fungal infections.
The team is hoping that the biosensors are versatile enough to test for diseases such as tuberculosis and HIV.
It was a European collaboration of researchers and commercial partners in a 2.7 million Euro project called ELISHA, which developed the technology. ELISHA was co-ordinated by Dr Paul Millner from the Faculty of Biological Sciences at the University of Leeds, and managed by colleague Dr Tim Gibson.
"We believe this to be the next generation diagnostic testing. We can now detect almost any analyte faster, cheaper and more easily than the current accepted testing methodology, said Millner.
Right now, blood and urine are tested for disease markers using a method called ELISA (Enzyme Linked Immunosorbant Assay), which was developed in the 1970s. The process takes an average of two hours to complete, is costly and can only be performed by highly trained staff.
The researchers believe that their new technology which provides results in 15 minutes or less - could be developed into a small device the size of a mobile phone into which different sensor chips could be inserted, depending on the disease being tested for.
"We"ve designed simple instrumentation to make the biosensors easy to use and understand. They"ll work in a format similar to the glucose biosensor testing kits that diabetics currently use," said Millner. (ANI)
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- A biosensor to detect drugs! - Jun 03, 2012
- New lab-on-a-chip blood testing device gives results in less than 30 mins - Jan 10, 2011
- Electronic Nose can sniff tuberculosis - Nov 06, 2011
- Sensor detects glucose in diabetics' saliva, tears - Aug 24, 2012
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I'd have to disagree that aspirin is a good cure for a hangover. Though aspirin does thin the blood I think there are better options. A great part of a hangover is dehydration from the alcohol and the absolute best hangover cure is an IV. An IV works wonders, just ask any nurse or doctor (maybe even an EMT) that likes to party. Beyond that drinking plenty of water along with the alcohol helps a great deal with keeping a hangover at bay. I know, this worked wonders for me when I was in my partying teens, at least until I discovered not to drink Budweiser anymore (there is much better beer out there).
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Nice looking table. But the first thing that comes to mind when seeing this is "ouch"! The table looks like a shin buster especially with the sharp corners on the bottom.....But it is a nice looking table though.


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It was Vicky's birthday this week so we had a couple of days together in Scotland. We stayed in Stirling which was ideal for us as we wanted to visit The Trossach's National Park and Loch Lomond, The Wallace Monument, the Stirling Highland Games and a couple of other places while we were there.
Setting off in the morning it took us a few hours to get to Stirling but we had just enough time to visit the National Wallace Monument before going to our hotel. When you arrive in Stirling it's hard to miss the impressive monument as it stands on a hill and towers above the field where William 'Braveheart' Wallace, during the Wars of Scottish Independence, led his troops to victory over the English at the Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297.
Arriving at the Monument you have the option of walking up the hill to the tower or taking the free shuttle bus. We walked - it seemed a good idea at the time - but you might like to take the bus. It's only a fifteen minute walk up the hill and you can take you time... walking or crawling to the top. That's just the start of the walking and climbing though as there are 246 steps up to the very top of the Monument itself.
The first few steps are straight but after that they twist round in a narrow spiral staircase with 3 different rooms to explore on the way to the open floor at the very top.
It's well worth the climb... You can look at weapons, shields and armour, and discover more about Wallace and the battle of Stirling Bridge in the Hall of Arms. Carry on up to the Hall of Heroes where you can find out about other important Scots (like Robert The Bruce) and see Wallace's sword on display.
The next floor up is the Royal Chamber where you can find out about the building of the monument and lots more...
Finally it's on to the very top where you get amazing views of the surrounding land. There was hardly a breath of wind on the ground, but up at the top of the Monument it was very breezy... I can easily imagine what it would be like on a windy day.
After a leisurely walk back down, and a little visit to the gift shop, we headed off to our hotel for tea... all set for the next few days. More of our Highland trip to follow very soon.


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I should send them instantly to the doctor if they don't feel nervous. "We wouldn't think twice", Mourinho said. "What happened in Manchester is something that we all feel at Ajax ", he said. As Manchester tried to come to terms with the enormity of the attack, both its City and United football teams threw their support behind the relief effort.
Day seemed well on his way to leading The Players for a fifth consecutive round (he was the first wire-to-wire victor since Hal Sutton in 2000 last year) when he was 5-under with four holes to play. "But I scrambled pretty well, and I birdied two of the last three holes to make it somewhat respectable". Garcia won the 2008 Players with a par on 17th hole to defeat Paul Goydos in a playoff.
Arsenal club captain Per Mertesacker is unsure if he will be able to go the distance in his side's FA Cup final clash against Chelsea but is prepared to put his body on the line for the Gunners at Wembley on Saturday (27 May). "You want of course the best level of security". I think with the draws, they've played really well in a lot of those draws. Sir Alex says getting rid of the Wenger wouldn't necessarily solve Arsenal's problems.
Though he finished the period, backup goalie Jonathan Bernier began the second period. And they'll have to hope for the Bernier that gave the Ducks his best work in their push toward a fifth Pacific Division title while Gibson was out a month due to a groin injury .
When Kawhi Leonard went down, any hope for a decent Western Conference Finals went away. Coach Brad Stevens said no decision had been made yet on whether Thomas would undergo an operation but reiterated that the guard is out for the remainder of the playoffs.
Liverpool: Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp was as delighted as the club's success-starved fans after his side's 3-0 win over Middlesbrough secured a top-four finish and a Champions League play-off spot on Sunday. "It's alright saying you should be in it, get in the top four, but there are a lot of quality teams fighting for it and in and around it and we have managed to achieve that".
The combined 93 points produced by Irving, James and Love are the most they have amassed as a group and the second highest for a trio in team play-off history. LeBron James was nowhere to be seen, staying behind the scenes, keeping a low profile. Maybe more importantly, the Celtics also maintained their intensity on both ends of the floor, acting equally aggressive on defense and offense.
A largely second-string Reds line-up unpicked the Sky Blues easily, as almost 73,000 of their Australia-based faithful turned out to watch Daniel Sturridge , Alberto Moreno and Roberto Firmino get the job done before half-time. That was four-hours before Liverpool FC arrived for their exhibition game against Sydney FC on Wednesday night and 11 hours before Masso was set to realise a dream.
Officers later arrested two boys, ages 15 and 14. Don't believe me? Ask Scott Dixon and Dario Franchitti . "This place is nerve wracking, especially when you see everybody going around, touching the wall", Dixon said . Team owner Chip Ganassi wrote on Twitter: " There goes that Taco Bell sponsorship we were working on I guess ". In a statement, Chip Ganassi Racing said Dixon and Franchitti would refrain from making comments so Scott could focus on the upcoming Indianapolis 500 .
The boys were fantastic, they blocked, they put a wall in front of their eyes and stayed isolated from everything, focused on a football match we played really well and the boys deserve this moment". I am very happy in my most hard season as a manager. They will contest a glamorous UEFA Super Cup clash against Real Madrid or Juventus - whoever wins the Champions League final on June 3.
LeBron James bounced back with 34 points on 15-of-27 shooting in Tuesday's Game 4 win over Boston, adding six assists, five rebounds, one steal, one block and one triple in 38 minutes. But that was nothing compared to what Irving did in the third quarter. Incredible, really, and also a great way to turn a 10-point halftime deficit into an 11-point lead with roughly one minute remaining in the contest.
Arsenal can still end the season with silverware as they take on Premier League champions Chelsea in the FA Cup final on Saturday and Seaman thinks Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil will be key to their aspirations. "We have to make steps and the step for us is to be around the best teams in the world because we are one of the best clubs". Much more is expected this time round and, before flying to Australia, Klopp outlined his transfer strategy for the summer, which will be key ...
The father-of-six said that his son visited Libya a month-and-a -half ago. "He was in contact with his brother and he knew about the attack". Abedi's 23-year-old brother Ismail was arrested in Manchester on Tuesday. Authorities said they were also attempting to determine if Salman Abedi had any ties to Raphael Hostey, a British recruiter for ISIS who died past year during a drone strike, according to the New York Times .
Kyrie Irving's epic Game 4 could have been overshadowed by an ankle injury he suffered late in the third quarter of the Cavaliers' 112-99 victory over the Celtics in the Eastern finals. "We're just focused on Boston". Since the was played in Cleveland, Cavs fans were understandably shocked and a little upset. Johnson was replaced in the starting lineup for Game 2 by Gerald Green , but after a 44-point loss and with Thomas out, Stevens went back to Johnson in Game 3.
Chelsea skipper John Terry , who will leave the club at the end of the season after 22 years, said that anything other than a win would tarnish their achievements. Press Association Sport understands the Premier League is relaxed about the matter, which it says did not contravene any of the competition's rules.
He went 2-for-3 from the plate, hitting a solo home run and a single. Peacock, who has appeared in 12 games this season, last started on September 30 against the Angels when he allowed five hits and seven runs in 4 2/3 innings of a 7-1 loss.
England have been drawn in the toughest pool for a second straight Rugby World Cup after being grouped with France and Argentina for the 2019 tournament in Japan on Wednesday. England are also set to face either the United States or Canada and Fiji or Samoa in a devilish group. They famously beat South Africa for the first time in their history last November and Conor O'Shea has the Azzurri improving all the time.
Much like Game 3, the Cavaliers played one half of great basketball and one half of lazy basketball, only this time it was reversed. The three-time NBA Finals MVP finished the night with 11 points on 4-of-13 shooting, including 0 for 4 from beyond the arc.
More armed officers will be deployed at events across London, including the FA Cup final , following the Manchester bomb attack. The statement read: "A full review of the security and policing operations for the weekend's sporting events - the culmination of the football and rugby seasons at Wembley and Twickenham - is underway".
Lebron James recovered from his early foul troubles in the first half and scored 28 of his 34 points in the second. LeBron was able to atone for his misgivings in the fourth quarter of Game 3. The game was teetering on the edge for the Cavs , as they trailed by as many as 16 points and faced the embarrassment of the series going back to Boston tied up.
The insane thing, I didn't feel it until after it happened. With James on the bench, Cleveland managed to play Boston to a standstill as the half ended with the Celtics still leading by 10 points (57-47). LaMarcus Aldridge and why San Antonio couldn't rely on Aldridge to save the series in place of Kawhi Leonard. The Hall of Famer. This was one of LeBron's least productive games, not just as a Cav, but overall.
It was a bittersweet day for Chase, who ended the series with 403 runs - the second-most by a West Indian in a three-Test series against Pakistan . Both Misbah and Younis had earlier announced that they would bid adieu to worldwide cricket following the recently-concluded three-match Test series against West Indies , which the tourists eventually won 2-1.
Pittsburgh Penguins center Evgeni Malkin (71), from Russian Federation, skates with the puck as Washington Capitals defenseman John Carlson (74) defends, during the first period of Game 7 in an NHL hockey Stanley Cup Eastern Conference sem.
Wenger's contract expires this summer, with a decision set to be made after Arsenal's involvement in the FA Cup Final on 27 May, where they will take on Chelsea . Arsene Wenger is yet to confirm whether he will still be manager next season while the futures of Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil are also uncertain, with both players stalling over new deals.
The ball seemed to slip out of his grasp and he gifted the ball to Marcus Rashford in the right channel with the ball eventually finding Paul Pogba for his deflected opener. Ajax dominated the group stage, winning the group (which included Celta, by the way.) They sent Legia Warsaw back to Poland in the Round of 32, before moving on to beat F.C.
The Armenian said: "Thank you to my team-mates because without them I couldn't score so many goals". "This happened in Manchester but everywhere we need to have a united world to fight for peace and no more attacks and deaths please".
The NFL will allow group celebrations, using the football as a prop following a touchdown, and celebrating on the ground, such as snow angels. Post-season games are unaffected, and other overtime rules remain unchanged. And, the league announced a shift to its upcoming Super Bowl hosting schedule - Tampa Bay now has the 2021 game. On Madden, players can celebrate and there aren't long penalties or commerical delays.
Ahead of this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix , Mercedes leads Ferrari by eight points in the constructors' standings, though Sebastian Vettel retains a slim six point margin over Lewis Hamilton in the drivers' reckoning. "This is the new reality of Formula One in 2017". "I love the intense competition". Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says this year's intense battle with Ferrari has revived his love for Formula 1.
Kyrie Irving scored 40 points and LeBron James added 34 after sitting out much of the second quarter with four fouls . Kyrie Irving #2 of the Cleveland Cavaliers shoots against Al Horford #42 of the Boston Celtics late in the third quarter during Game Four of the 2017 NBA Eastern Conference Finals at Quicken Loans Arena on May 23, 2017 in Cleveland , Ohio.
Arsenal are facing up to a multimillion pound drop in revenue after failing to qualify for the Champions League but the statement of intent from KSE indicates Kroenke is at the Emirates Stadium for the long haul. Wenger has come in for heavy criticism following the club's failure to challenge for the Premier League title, with many fans calling for the Frenchman's departure on more than one occasion.
The Celtics tied the Cavs at 95-all on Smarts 3-pointer and then matched the James and Co. basket for basket in the final minutes in one of the most entertaining games of what has been a mostly boring postseason. In his first 10 playoff games -all wins - he was averaging 34.3 points and shooting 57 percent from the field, 46 percent from three-point range and averaging only 3.8 turnovers per game.
Mourinho was thrown up in the air by his coaching staff in the post-match celebrations, he rolled around on the ground with his son, and jumped up and down in frenzied fashion just before United captain Wayne Rooney lifted the trophy. It was a really good victory, victory of pragmatism, victory of humble people, who respect opponents, try to explore opponents' weaknesses. Herrera's compatriot Mata said Monday's shocking events in Manchester gave the win in Stockholm extra significance.
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has seemed unhappy at times during his first season at Old Trafford, despite successes such as an EFL Cup win and a 25-game unbeaten run in the league. "We fought hard for this since the beginning". Peter Bosz replaced the anoymous Kasper Dolberg as he sought to give Ajax some much-needed attacking vigour but United wasted a great opening to settle the contest, Fellaini heading straight at Onana after being picked out by Pogba.
For John Terry , who has won his fifth Premier League winners medal in a season that has seen him spend the majority of the time watching from the sidelines, it was another proud moment as club skipper. But the Italian now has his eyes on completing the Double with victory over Arsenal in the FA Cup final at Wembley on May 27. It's been a few years since Chelsea have won it and I missed out on one in the last minute.
Irving scored 21 points in the quarter on 9-of-10 shooting. According to James, watching game three was very bad because he could see how their momentum changed in the second half. Coach Brad Stevens and guard Marcus Smart , the same Marcus Smart who oftentimes resembles the most frustrating athlete in Boston pro sports. And then handing the ball to Kyrie Irving , getting out of the way, and watching him bring the team to the doorstep of the NBA Finals.
The Gunners went on to win eight out of the last nine games in all competitions and the defeat came in the North London derby against Tottenham when Holding was named on the bench. "We have to find solutions and hopefully I can find those solutions". "It would be a good crowning of what we have done in the last two months". It also did not help matters much that Arsenal lost both games they played against Liverpool this season, which ended up making all the difference in the final ...
Louis. "You try not to focus on the negatives during the game", said Forsythe, who earned his second career walk-off hit and first since June 5, 2012, against the San Francisco Giants , when he was a member of the San Diego Padres . The recurring blisters on the middle finger of his pitching hand are largely to blame for that elusiveness. First pitch is scheduled for 7:10PM PST.
The Cavaliers hold a 2-1 lead in the East finals, but Curry suggested the Warriors are expecting a rematch with LeBron James and company. Following the Warriors' 120-108 win over the San Antonio Spurs in Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals on Saturday, Durant said , "If you don't like it, don't watch it", in reference to those who feel this year's playoffs haven't been competitive, per ESPN .com's Chris Haynes .
And in doing so they claimed their 42nd major trophy - now one more than the Reds of Merseyside have in their cabinet at Anfield. In the 48 minute, United were awarded a corner kick which led to Mkhitaryan getting free inside the box and flicking in an acrobatic overhead kick to give Manchester a 2-0 lead.
He then took a quick lead in the second set, pulling off a break in the fourth game with a Nadal-esque running forehand pass, but Thiem is a resourceful and powerful player, and he showed all that determination and strength to break straight back, and break again to level the match , 6-4.
Celtics coach Brad Stevens wasn't about to take any credit for "stopping" James . The Cavaliers head 21 point advantage in the third quarter, and this makes this particular loss even more hurtful. LeBron was in a sour mood during his postgame press conference, and being ridiculed in your own arena by a guy who plays in the North Coast Athletic Conference may have had something to do with it.
It also showed that the best auto doesn't always win, and the victor will likely be aided by a heavy dose of clean air. Since the inaugural All-Star event in 1985, all but one race has been ran at Charlotte Motor Speedway . The deciding factor for the pole was pit road, where Larson's team performed a 13.5-second stop, even though the rear tire changer tripped over a hose and fell as he rounded the rear of the auto.
For years, the league has limited how players could celebrate following touchdowns , and for how long. According to NFL Research , in the last five seasons more than a quarter of overtime games lasted at least 10 minutes, while the average overtime duration was 7 minutes and 43 seconds.
With the Cleveland Cavaliers set to visit the Boston Celtics in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals Thursday night, the 2017 NBA Finals matchup should be made official one week before the series begins. The Cavs, meanwhile, wouldn't be on the cusp of the Finals without Irving. Tuesday showed the importance of a player like Irving, who can swing a game by himself when he maxes out offensively.
Take, for instance, the approach from the two goaltenders. "It doesn't matter how you feel", he said , talking about summer being potentially only three periods away. "So let's not dwell". Ruhwedel was concussed in Game 5 on a hit by Bobby Ryan . "I believe in the group we have and I know when we play our game and if we're on we can beat any team in the league and if we're off, you can have an off night.
It was a very hard week for a lot of us and for the city of Manchester and we tried to win for all the people who have suffered. "The start was important and after the goals we controlled the game". United are now only the fifth club - alongside Ajax, Chelsea, Juventus and Bayern Munich - to have won all three European trophies. Marcus Rashford nearly dispossessed Sanchez of the ball two minutes before the end of the first half but the Colombian defender was lucky to recover from his ...
The right-hander pitched five innings and allowed two runs, one earned, on eight hits and two walks. The last time the Pirates hit three straight homers was September 13, 2013, against the Cubs. McCutchen snapped a 0-for-15 slump with a pinch-hit single to lead off the 10th. NOTES: Braves LHP Sam Freeman allowed a hit in his inning of relief, ending a string of 16 consecutive hitless innings from the team's bullpen, an Atlanta record.
It's absolutely unbelievable and unpredictable, and we have been hit hard in a position where we will need to be strong on Saturday. "It's not about me, it's about us winning the trophy and giving absolutely everything to achieve it". I love to win and I love to do well for my club. A 3-4-3 formation was designed for Holding to play alongside two experienced center-backs, but with only Mertesacker likely to be available Wenger would have to look to youth and inexperience to persist.
We have a job to do and fly to Sweden to do that job. "(The attack) has taken the spark off the game. United ensured Champions League qualification with a 2-0 win over Ajax at Friends Arena on Wednesday, but it was a sombre mood pre- and post-match after a suicide bomber took 22 lives at Manchester Arena days earlier.
Some other reasons, where we will talk about another day. While Wenger took blame for the season, there is no denying that the environment at the club became so negative that it hampered the players' performance. " Alexis has been brilliant, scoring a lot of goals ". "They have got to be real with what's being paid to players". "I was out there, to show respect, but I wanted the players to have the quiet lap of honour they deserved".


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Today was the press launch for the book I wrote called Felix and His Mayflower II Adventures. It tells the story of the building of Mayflower II in England and her voyage across the Atlantic in 1957. The story is told from the perspective of the small kitten, Felix, given to the ship as a mascot just before departure. The book is beautifully illustrated by Ronnie Rooney, a children's book illustrator who used to live in Manomet but has moved south to Georgia.
It is great to see the book finally in print. I started working on the story several years ago with Marietta Mullen, the program manager at Mayflower II. It didn't really click at that point so I set the story aside for a while. I picked up the story again about a year ago rereading newspaper and magazine articles about the voyage and the kitten himself. I finished the first draft of the book last November sitting in a hotel room in Indiana while waiting to give a talk to a Indiana group of Mayflower descendants.
There was a great deal of e-mailing back and forth with Ronnie as she shaped the sketches we would need. She had pictures of the ship from 1957 and other primary source material to help her with fleshing out the final illustrations. Marie Pelletier, our graphic artist here at the museum did a masterful job designing the book and seeing that it came out just as I imagined it could. Many others here and outside the museum have read the manuscript and helped get it ready from printing.
The press launch happen on a rainy and windy day. Not the greatest weather to get reporters and photographers out but it was a day we could not be working on the ship in our march towards having it ready to sail on July 22nd.
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The US has hinted that it would target exports of sensitive national security goods to Russia, stop flights by Russia's Aeroflot airlines to the US, and could go as far as banning all US exports to Russia. According to the US State Department, the proposed measures come in response to the poisoning of double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter in the UK. Russia has denied the accusation and has repeatedly called for an objective international inquiry. Considering the fact that Washington has sanctioned pretty much everything Russian there is to sanction and that Moscow has refrained from using its big guns against the US, Russia has some interesting options if it needs to respond this time around. So far, Russian lawmakers have warned that the new punitive measures might be met with tough retaliation that would target some sensitive areas of cooperation between the countries. RT decided to look deeper into the list of potential reciprocal measures Moscow could deploy to hurt the Americans. Russian titanium producer warns ban on exports to US could backfire https://t.co/KJ0W186KLA pic.twitter.com/mS4RC5iaXX — RT (@RT_com) April 13, 2018 RT highlights five way in which Russia could respond to the latest round of US sanctions. Titanium In case of an all-out sanctions exchange, the Russian government could place either a ban or some other kind of restriction on exports of titanium to the US. Russian titanium monopoly VSMPO-Avisma produces a third of the world's titanium parts for the aircraft industry. The company delivers 70 percent of its products to the global market. Avisma provides 40 percent of titanium components for Boeing and 60 percent for Airbus, and covers all titanium components for Brazil's Embraer. Replacing Russian titanium would be next to impossible for Boeing. Industrial work with titanium began simultaneously in the US and USSR in the 1950s. However, only Russia has been successful in producing high-quality titanium alloys. Using other materials is also not an ideal option for Boeing. Titanium has major advantages over other alloys. Aircraft construction requires the use of materials that can withstand the severe pressures of flight at high altitudes, as well as constant exposure to the elements. Traditionally, aircraft were made of steel, but lighter, more durable materials are now used to extend the life of aircraft and make them more energy-efficient. Titanium is as strong as steel but 45 percent lighter. It can withstand long periods of exposure to salt water in marine atmospheres. The strength of titanium makes it difficult to weld, which contributes to its high price compared to steel and aluminum. Airspace Situated strategically between Europe and Asia, Russia could introduce higher tariffs for the transit use of its airspace for all US cargo and passenger planes, or could ban the flights altogether. In best-case scenario, American carriers would either have to pay the higher tariffs or choose alternative air routes. But losing shorter Russian routes from Europe to Asia also means losing to the competition from European and Asian airlines. At worst, there would be no choice but to fly around the world's biggest country, which would significantly add to fuel costs. Either way, American carriers would bear heavy financial losses which would be a disaster for the US airline industry. American carriers would face huge financial losses if Russia increases tariffs for use of its airspace in response to possible US sanctions targeting country's largest airline @aeroflot https://t.co/44rya175Fx — RT (@RT_com) August 10, 2018 LNG & other energy Imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and other energy products from Russia to the US could also be banned. Russia's reported exports of oil and petrochemicals to the US makes up just $8 billion worth, which is just 4.6 percent of Russia's entire energy exports. The ban would be relatively painless for Russian producers who could easily re-channel those shipments to Asian buyers. But it could be a different story for the US, which is trying to become a major player in energy exports. Unable to produce enough for domestic consumption and exports and not having enough LNG tankers, the US reportedly resells Russian LNG to European countries. If Russia cuts off energy supplies, American plans of becoming a major energy exporter would have to be put on hold. US companies in Russia Despite worsening relations between Moscow and Washington, many American corporations are continuing to work in Russia without interference from the Russian government. In retaliation to any new US sanctions, Russia could make life difficult for such corporations as PepsiCo, Procter&Gamble, McDonald's, Boeing, Mondelez International, General Motors, Johnson & Johnson, Cargill, Alcoa, General Electric and many other companies. In August 2014, Russia's consumer watchdog shut down four McDonald's restaurants in central Moscow over "administrative violations," launching investigations into more than 430 Russian franchises of the company. On the other hand, there are very few Russian companies in the United States. Washington would find it difficult to respond with mirror measures. The only consideration for the Kremlin in targeting American businesses in Russia is domestic employment, since these companies provide jobs for Russian citizens. Russian rockets Supplies of RD-180 rocket engines are seen as one of Russia's trump cards in retaliation to US sanctions. The engines are crucial for the US space program as NASA and the Pentagon use them to launch American satellites. Attempts to stop buying them from Russia have failed because the US has been unable to produce a domestic alternative. The engines are used to power Atlas V rockets. Apart from RD-180 engines, the US buys Russian RD-181s. The RD-181 engine is used to power the Antares rockets that launch Cygnus cargo tugs to the International Space Station for NASA. Earlier this week, a senior Russian lawmaker said that Moscow could ban the sale of RD-180s as retaliatory measure. Houston, we have a problem: #Russia threatens to stop supplying engines crucial for US space program https://t.co/72vwvD4rWu pic.twitter.com/t4D1sGwkrZ — RT (@RT_com) August 9, 2018 Continue Reading Latest Turkish Lira collapse has Europe worried and Erdogan fighting Trump (Video) The Duran – News in Review – Episode 76. Published 1 day ago on August 13, 2018 By Alex Christoforou According to Zerohedge, just when you thought Turkey's moment of agony couldn't get any worse, it got much worse, when watching the collapse of the Turkish Lira and sensing perhaps that Erdogan's end is near, President Donald Trump blindsided the NATO member state with a tweet, announcing that he is doubling Turkey's steel and aluminum tariffs to 50% and 20%, respectively. Why? Because as he said "Our relations with Turkey are not good at this time!" Friday's Lira collapse came after the Financial Times reported that supervisors at the European Central Bank are concerned about exposure of some of Europe's biggest lenders to Turkey, including chiefly BBVA, UniCredit and BNP Paribas. The FT reported that along with the currency's decline, the ECB's Single Supervisory Mechanism has begun to look more closely at European lenders' links with Turkey. Zerohedge notes that the moves also came after the US showed no signs of lifting crippling sanctions despite the visit of a Turkish delegation to the US capital. According to the FT, the ECB is concerned about the risk that Turkish borrowers might not be hedged against the lira's weakness and begin to default on foreign currency loans, which make up about 40% of the Turkish banking sector's assets. And while it does not yet view the situation as critical, it sees Spain's BBVA, Italy's UniCredit and France's BNP Paribas, which all have significant operations in Turkey, as particularly exposed, according to two people familiar with the matter. Moscow based Financial Analyst Eric Kraus and The Duran's Alex Christoforou examine the collapse of the Turkish Lira, and if contagion is something that should worry the fragile economy of the EU and the petrodollar hegemony of the United States. Remember to Please Subscribe to The Duran's YouTube Channel. Daniel Lacalle reports that Turkey could create a larger financial crisis than that of Greece. The Turkish Lira collapse should have surprised no one. Yet, in this bubble-justifying market, it did. First and foremost, the lira decline has been ongoing for some time, and has nothing to do with the strength of the US dollar in 2018 The collapse of Turkey was an accident waiting to happen and is fully self-inflicted. It is yet another evidence of the trainwreck that monetarists cause in economies. Those that say that "a country with monetary sovereignty can issue all the currency it wants without risk of default " are wrong yet again. Like in Argentina, Brazil, Iran, Venezuela, monetary sovereignty means nothing without strong fundamentals to back the currency. Turkey took all the actions that MMT lovers applaud. The Erdogan government seized control of the central bank, and decided to print and keep extremely low rates to "boost the economy" without any measure or control. Turkey's Money Supply tripled in seven years, and rates were brought down massively to 4,5%. However, the lira depreciation was something that was not just accepted by the government but encouraged. Handouts in fresh-printed liras were given to pensioners in order to increase votes for the current government, subsidies in rapidly devaluing lira soared by more than 20% (agriculture, fuel, tourism industry) as the government tried to compensate the loss of tourism revenues due to security concerns with subsidies and grants. Loss of foreign currency reserves ensued, but the government soldiered on promoting excessive debt and borrowing. Fiscal deficits soared, and the rapidly devaluing lira led to a rising amount of loans in US dollars. This is the typical flaw of monetarists, they believe monetary sovereignty shields the country from external shocks and loans in foreign currencies soar because no one wants to lend in a constantly-debased currency at affordable rates. Then the central bank raises rates but the monetary hole keeps rising as the money supply continues to grow to pay for handouts in local currency. Now the risk is rising for the rest of Europe. On one hand, the exposure of eurozone banks like BBVA, BNP, Unicredit to Turkey is very relevant. Between 15% and 20% of all assets. On the other hand, the rise in non-performing loans is evident. Turkey's loans in US dollars account for around 30% of GDP according to the Washington Post, but loans in euro could be as much as another 20%. Turkey's lenders and governments made the same incorrect bet that Argentina or Brazil made. Betting on a constantly weakening US dollar and that the Federal Reserve would not raise rates as announced. They were -obviously wrong. But that erroneous bet only adds to the already existing monetary and fiscal imbalances. Money supply continues to grow at almost double-digit rates, the government's outlays exceed the diminishing reserves and capital flight starts to be evident as savers and investors fear that the Erdogan government prefers to take the option of capital controls in order to seize complete power than to restore economic credibility with sound money policies. Like Argentina before, raising rates too late does not calm the market when the risk is capital controls and a bank run. Raising rates to 18% does not encourage anyone in Turkey to keep money in the bank when the risk is to lose all the money. Rates went from 8 to 17.5% and the crisis worsened. It will not stop because of slightly hgher rates. Because the problem of Turkey is monetary and fiscal. Turkey will need a massive adjustment program and a credible opening of its institutions and markets to attract capital and restore growth. Unfortunately, the route seems to be more government control of institutions, less investment security and deepening the crisis blaming the inexistent external enemy. Erdogan is fighting against a very dangerous economic foe. Himself. For Europe, this is a devil's alternative. Bailing out Turkey will give further control to Erdogan and increase the imbalances of the economy while imposing higher restrictions to freedom. Not bailing out Turkey, on the other hand, would cause a much larger crisis than Greece was. Because too many eurozone funds and bank investments have been directed towards Turkey as a way to get access to some growth and inflation. What they got was a risk of capital controls and currency debasement. The biggest risk for Europe will be to try to cover this mess with some aid in exchange for refugee and border support. Because what is already a relevant risk, but contained, will likely balloon to unmanageable proportions. Continue Reading Latest Russia hysteria gave us social media censorship (Video) The Duran – News in Review – Episode 75. Published 3 days ago on August 11, 2018 By Alex Christoforou It started with Hillary Clinton floating out the big lie, that 17 US intelligence agencies are "confident" that Russia hacked DNC servers and John Podesta email accounts, in a Kremlin plot to elect Donald Trump as President of the United States. Fast forward two years later and witness Silicon Valley tech giants colluding in a span of 12 hours to de-platform Infowars and Alex Jones. These are not isolated incidences. The one gave us the other. The Deep State's chosen candidate, Hillary Clinton, lost to the ultimate outsider, Donald Trump. All eyes, and all lies, turned to the perennial scapegoat Russia. This time the elitist plan was more sinister than ever. Why let a good lie like 'Russia election meddling' go to waste? While the Deep State was whipping up hatred, racism, and bigotry towards Russians, conservative and libertarian media sources were deemed 'hate speech' and 'islamophobes', found guilty by tech billionaires and their globalist master of committing actions over the internet that threaten the "survival" of American Democracy. Infowars is the tip of a giant iceberg of hate and lies that uses sites like Facebook and YouTube to tear our nation apart. These companies must do more than take down one website. The survival of our democracy depends on it. — Chris Murphy (@ChrisMurphyCT) August 6, 2018 Much like those pesky and evil Russians, conservative and libertarian voices need to be silenced. RT CrossTalk host Peter Lavelle, Editor-in-Chief of The Duran Alexander Mercouris, and The Duran's Alex Christoforou discuss how Russia hysteria kicked, off by Hillary Clinton's "17 intelligence agencies" lies, has now morphed into an Orwellian social media purge. 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The Chief Executive of Hong Kong, Leung Chun-ying, summoned the Japanese consul-general in Hong Kong on Wednesday night. Leung demanded the Japanese side not to endanger the detained Chinese citizens and free them as quickly as possible. Hong Kong Immigration Department officers have left for Tokyo to provide assistance. People across Hong Kong have demonstrated their anger for the arrest, and voiced support for the activists.
Lui Ding-Ming, Professor of HK Univ. of Science and Technology, said, "I am in favour of their act of claiming sovereignty of Diaoyu Islands. Since the 1970s, we have done thorough research on the history of Diaoyu Islands. And there is no doubt it is part of China . It is reasonable for us Chinese to claim sovereignty and we strongly oppose the act of the Japanese."
Chan Chi-Ho, Chairman of Hong Kong Youth Think-Tank, said, "I feel extremely thrilled, because there is no doubt that Diaoyu Islands belong to China. For a long time we have not stepped on the islands. The Hong Kong activists excite me, but I am quite concerned about their safety. After all, there are many Japanese on guard on the islands."
Chou Ho-Ding, Member of Hong Kong Legislative Council, said, "There's nothing wrong for activists from Hong Kong to claim sovereignty of Diaoyu Islands in this way. But Japan arresting them is very dangerous."
Cheong Kwok-Leung, Hong Kong Federation of Trade Unions, said, "Diaoyu Islands are ours and it is our right to go to the islands. I don't know why the Japanese side has to arrest our people. I feel excited that our people landed on the islands, but angry with Japan's act."


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Contributor: Gilmore Tamny
Gilmore Tamny is the author of one book of poems, The Small Time Smirker and In Nevada I Was Rabbity or FLUFFY CLOUDS (Joe Books). Her essays, artwork, interviews, short stories and op-ed pieces have been published in Madison Smartt Bell's Narrative Design, Not A Rose by Heide Hatry, The Dan Clowes Reader, Columbus Alive, Sojourner, Chickfactor, Petrichor Review, Pindeldyboz, Ohioedit, Turk's Head Review and Foliate Oak. She wrote songs for three albums, under the name The Yips. In 2002, she received an MFA from Emerson College. Currently, her agent is working on finding publication for two novels, one of which is being serialized at Ohioedit.
3ER: Describe your art-making/photography process?
GT: I suppose I'm of the just sit-down and-do-it school. Which is not to say I sit-down-and-do-it with some unfailing, laser-like beam of focus I can conjure up at will. Ha! Sometimes it's effortless and totally fun, sometimes it's kinda ho-hum and sometimes it's just heart-sickeningly discouraging. But I do my bestest to take advantage of whatever time I have to just work on the art. I also try to get out of the way of the work whenever I can and just generally not think about it a whole lot. This may, of course, be completely disastrous way to go about it for someone else. Everyone's routines are by necessity very different.
3ER: What do you like about limits?
GT: I tend to be a structure gal, so limits work well for me. I like that the limits of non-representational work can bring about these insane degrees of subjectivity. What a piece means to me or be expressing for me, may or may not be something I can put into words or even understand. But, if I'm lucky, it may be able to express something to a viewer whether or not they can put it in to words and even if it isn't what I was feeling when I drew the picture. Just even having a shot at that is awesome. I guess articulation, especially the kind you didn't know you knew—hey, it's a kick! This could hold for representational work as well, but, to me anyway, it's more pronounced in the non.
3ER: What do you want to tell our readers about your piece?
GT: It might have taken longer than you'd think (?). Or shorter.
3ER: How do you know when a work is good?
GT: I believe you mean my own? Well, that's hard to say, especially I tend towards the old punk rawk party line that expressing what you want as exactly as you can is more important than the end results. BUT (but!) it would be disingenuous to say I don't think some works are more successful than others. I know I like a drawing I've done when it's like my eyes focus, sort of give it a good chew and then sit back, sigh and relax. That sounds ridiculous. Eyes don't do that! But that's what it's like.
3ER: Which artists/photographers inspire you?
GT: Dan Clowes is pretty much my favorite living artiste. Outside of that, I'm a painting junkie, particularly a big fan of Rothko, Turner and Caravaggio, although I don't think any of these drawings I've been doing look particularly inspired by them. Boy, I would love to see what Dan Clowes would do with abstract art. I'm sure I'm forgetting 10000 people I will kick myself about later.
3ER: If you could have created any piece of art or taken any photo, what would it be?
GT: There are some rocumentaries I wish I'd filmed but that's really because I'd have been there! That "Watson and The Shark" painting might have been fun. Is fun the right word? Hmm. It's like the "Candyman" of paintings. Hard to get out of your head!
3ER: Where can we view more of your work?
GT: I have a tumblr and will have a website of my artwork soon if I do not freak out over the logistics.


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Leech Tishman Elects New Partners
Ryan O. Hemminger and Crystal H. Thornton-Illar Named as New Partners of the Firm
PITTSBURGH, PA – Leech Tishman is pleased to announce the election of Ryan O. Hemminger and Crystal H. Thornton-Illar as new partners of the firm. Ryan practices in Leech Tishman's Litigation Practice Group and Crystal practices in the firm's Bankruptcy & Creditors' Rights Practice Group.
Ryan has a diverse litigation practice, with a focus on commercial litigation. He has successfully represented both businesses and individuals in state and federal courts as well as private arbitration. Some of the types of claims Ryan has litigated include breach of contract, trademark infringement, negligence, fraud, and employment discrimination. Recently, Ryan was instrumental in a jury trial resulting in a $2.3 million verdict in a construction contract dispute. He is also an experienced litigator in Orphans' Court matters.
Crystal focuses her practice on representing commercial debtors, creditor committees, secured creditors, and trade committees in chapter 11 bankruptcies and related adversary proceedings. She also has experience in representing debtors, trustees, and secured creditors in Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceedings and related adversary proceedings. Crystal has also been involved in a number of out of court workouts and business restructurings.
"We are very pleased to have Ryan and Crystal join our partnership," stated Pete A. Fuscaldo, managing partner of Leech Tishman. "Since joining the firm, they have both been integral members of our lawyer team and have been a tremendous asset to their respective practice groups and the clients they serve."
Leech Tishman is a firm dedicated to providing full-service commercial legal services to individuals, businesses, and institutions. We combine a deep understanding of our clients and their businesses with skilled legal counsel to find solutions. We offer legal services in alternative dispute resolution, bankruptcy & creditors' rights, construction, corporate, employment, energy, environmental, safety & toxic torts, estates & trusts, government relations, insurance coverage & corporate risk mitigation, intellectual property, international legal matters, litigation, real estate, and taxation. For more information call 412.261.1600 or visit www.leechtishman.com.


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Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson stated, "the key thing is you have to seal the border." He also argued with regards to the Syrian refugees, "It doesn't make any sense to me that we should have to do it, and they're [other countries in the region] not taking in refugees from their own area" on Monday's broadcast of CNN's "The Lead."
Carson said that dealing with the illegal immigrants in the US is his "primary area" of disagreement with fellow GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump. He continued, "And we're probably not, actually that far away, even on that issue, because the key thing is you have to seal the border, and almost nothing else after that matters. If you can get that border sealed, and we have the ability to do that, but as a nation, we don't have the will to do it, and that can be changed pretty quickly, and a lot of things will get better at that point."
Later in the interview, he was asked about accepting Syrian refugees. Carson stated, "I believe we should encourage the various countries in that region, you know, Turkey, the Arabian Peninsula, to take those refugees in. And we should be willing to perhaps help them financially, and with some expertise. But the fact of the matter is, we don't know who those people are. And the majority of them are young male, and they could easily be people who are being infiltrated by terrorists, and recognize that once you bring them in, then you've got to bring other members of the family in, so, you're multiplying that number substantially. We need — this is not something that we can necessarily afford to do in terms of exposing our population to that kind of risk right now."
Carson was asked about possibly screening refugees. He responded, "Well, how did that screening process work for the Tsarnaev brothers? Not so well, did it?"
After guest anchor John Berman countered that they were admitted in 2002, Carson responded that "We have the same screening process now. Unless we improved it very, very substantially, to the point where we could virtually guarantee that we were not importing terrorists, it seems to me like an inappropriate thing to do at this stage. When in fact…we have countries over there, who are refusing to take in refugees. It doesn't make any sense to me that we should have to do it, and they're not taking in refugees from their own area. Why should we have to do it?"
Berman then asked whether, since the Tsarnaev's were radicalized in the US, there should be screening for people already here. Carson answered, "Well, the point being, we don't have a very good way to screen people who may have a proclivity for the development of radicalization. So, why do we want to expose our population to that if we don't have to, and when we can encourage and support others in doing that, which is more appropriate?"
Carson was then asked if this "proclivity" is "just being a Muslim?" He said, "I think that proclivity has to do with something that should be studied in more detail. My point is, we need to be very, very careful. We need to understand these things very significantly before we begin bringing in people. And I will tell you that if I was ISIS, I were the global jihadists, and I knew the United States was about to take in 10,000, or 65,000, or 100,000 people from my region, I would infiltrate them with my people."
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